Indefinite pronoun
(At a shop)
Hi, can _____ help me with this product?
somebody/someone
I'm going on a plane now. I have to _____ _____ _____
activate flight mode
should/ought to
Find and correct the mistake:
He’s a bit angry – I think you ought apologise to him.
He’s a bit angry – I think you ought to apologise to him.
(At the door)
Hello! Is ____ home?
If you want to log into your email, you need to _____ _____ _____ _____
key in your password
When do you use ought to?
When there are negative consequences if you ignore the advice
Find and correct the mistake:
The film isn’t as good than the book.
as good as/better than
He's so annoying! He thinks he knows...
everything
You can send your friend the photo by _____ing _____ _____ in an email.
attaching the file
You _____ finish all your homework before going to class.
(2 answers)
should/ought to
Find and correct the mistake:
Tere are six flms on TV, and all of them is terrible!
is -> are
Her scores are very good, she can study _____ she wants in university.
Anywhere
- Why didn't you call me?
- Sorry Mom, I didn't _____ _____ _____ in that building. My phone didn't work.
have network coverage
She _____ _____ finish all her homework on time, or the CSO will call her parents!
had better
Find and correct the mistake:
It’s the most bad party I’ve ever been to.
most bad -> worst
_____ is better than the feeling when you have finished all your homework.
Nothing
Grandma: Can you help me with my phone? How can I get a Grab?
Me: Wait, grandma. I have to _____ _____ _____ first, you don't even have Grab on your phone!
Install the program/the app
TRUE or FALSE
You ought not to eat too much chocolate.
FALSE
We don't usually use ought to in a negative statement.
You should not eat too much chocolate.
Find and correct the mistake:
It’s late. We’d better to go home now.
X to
We'd better go home now